Writer/producer prev seen on NATGEO, HIST, DISC, MBN, HuffPo.
Writing about great works of art and the deeply human stories they tell at TheShyMuseumgoer.com
Diane Tucker
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This is what happens when a toddler takes over the white house
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Happy Sunday, Blueskis
In Virgil's "Aeneid" the king's son sparks a war by shooting a sacred stag. 🦌
This painting captures the final moment of tranquility before the arrow flies—shattering the peace, causing nature to suffer, and destroying the temple.
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Happy Sunday, Blueskis
How did this wonderful chessman end up on a remote island in the Scottish Hebrides, hidden away and buried?
The King is hunched forward, sword on his knee and eyes wide open as he listens—to what?
“The King” from the Lewis Chessmen c.1150-75
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Happy Sunday, Blueskis
Found in Corot’s studio after he died, "The Woman with a Pearl" (1868-70) commands attention. With arms crossed and a direct, poised gaze, she channels Leonardo's Mona Lisa.
Is this a masterful pastiche or something entirely original?
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So gorgeous in its simplicity. Everything about this relies on natural fibers, natural dyes, and a beautiful community effort.
"André," is a collaborative kinetic sculpture created by artists Amora Doris & Jules Bonnot.
It functions as a hand-cranked mutoscope, driving a series of 100 ink illustrations that create a delightful animated scene.
IG: @amoradorisplasticienne
After the tarp went up to try and stop the “Berlin Wall” moment, Cliff Owen of the AP got the iconic 📸 shot. 🇺🇸
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Watch Burarra women artists showcase traditional weaving techniques used to make Mun-Dirra (Maningrida Fish Fence).
